Quigley Preparatory Seminary - La Petit Seminaire Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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the upper classes there are two drvrsrons here at Qurgley The boys rn the frrst two years are rn the unror Drvrsron and the boys rn the upper three years are rn the Senior Drvrsron Usually a team from Qnd year wrll capture the unror Drvrsron trtle and a 5th year team the Senior Drvrsron crown This 1954 season rs certainly no exceptron to the rule It promises to be a very mterestrng one the Sensor Drvrsron SA rs defrnrtely classed CHARLIE IN HIGH GEAR FOR FIRST WALSH SHOWS THEM HOW as the team to beat There are seventeen regulars from last years 4th year teams rn cluded rn the ranlcs Every one rs sure to bear down to hold o startrng job The startmg lrneup Includes Gubbrns Brrgham and Nrlclrborc In the outfield The rnfreld IS made up of Armon G oyce Wrndham and Stevens Each and every one rs a very capable frelder and better than aver age hrtter The battery combmatlon has Bob Swreca prtchrng and Bob oyce catching There rs an abundance of power down the whole lrne p ln reserve Karlcarrs McAteer Lynch McNulty J Keenan Zavadowslcy and Shea are ready to step mto the lane up should any of the regulars fall down on the job Although 5A sand that rs no assurance that they wrll emerge as the vrctors The other 5th year team 5B rs sure to put up a very stuff frght Though not as strongly Iortrfued rn depth as 5A SB strll has a very potent team Led by lim Bonner who rs regarded as Qurgleys outstanding softball player they cannot be underrated Baclcrng up Bonner are Brennan a very capable prtcher Glow Farrell Swade Mrchor Staff and Zrelrn slcr A lrne up lrlce that has to be rated near the top 4th years unuors always have a prtchmg arm and a bat to determrne how the standings will shape up Last year as lnterrms they gave the 4th and 5th year teams more trouble than was expected This year they must therefore be consrdered as serrous threats 4A led by Zuma McGovern Mccaulrffe Cavanaugh and Schu man are sure to grve Sth year teams more than they bargarn for 4B also has the malcrngs of a potentral champron Led by Noonan Smola Kang T Dwyer and Osullrvan they cannot be counted out of the race The lnterrms of 3rd year are not expected to put up much of a frght Although there are proven ballplayers such as Grllrgan Brzeczelc Mortenson and H Close they are not expected to seriously challenge the leaders The unror Drvrsron as always rs very drffr cult to analyze on account of the unlcnown power whrch may be hrdden rn one of the 1st year teams However, rt rs pretty safe to suppose that a 2nd year team wrth boys lrlce Bagley, Boyle, Daly, and Voneclco wrll occupy the champronshrp throne 37 . . . U ,, , . . . . H In , , J 1 . 1 I I a I I ' u J ' ' - I . , , , . . . . I J 1 . . - I I ' I 9 - In . . .. I . . . . . . J , U u ' I . ' I I I I . I I If ll - 1 is the established favorite, as has already been l I . - T ' I I I ' I . . . . , . I . I 1 1 1 . 1 I . ' .. .. . ' ,I ' ' ' ' I - , . . u I . I I I I 1 ' I n ' P u I I I I I I I . I I ' I J u a Q u I I 1 u .- ll ll . 1 1

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Ong WL .SEOPLIQQ QUQI' OITLQJ dd? Gt SHEA ON THE LOOSE Alter Saunt Pats nught Kung Basketball moves out ol the spotlught here at the Luttle Semunary to make room for Quugley s Prunce of Sports softball Through the Fune efforts of our Athletuc Board namely Father Howard Father Mukolautus and Father McKenna Quug ley s softball season gets uts mutual umpetus Softball us a very necessary addutuon to Oulg ley s curruculum Every boy needs some sort of BIG HIT FOR NICK OVER THE FENCE recreatuon to keep un top shape Softball Fulls the bull very nucely Not only do the boys keep un trum by partucupatung un ut but ut also helps to take theur munds off theur studues for a whule Thus way the boys wull be more relaxed and when munds turn back to theur studues they wull be much keener Quugley should be very proud of uts softball program Because of the greater abuluty of the boys all CHALK UP ANOTHER 36 I O . I . ll - lb - . . , . . e I ll - 1 . . . l . u . . I Ill . - . . . 1 ' I I I . I . I l - - . . . . In ff E Q R I , fe-. in ' B ,XXV ll ll

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LUll'l'lI'lfllIfL9 The shouts and splashes coming from the base ment can mean only one thrng urgley s swam mrng pool rs once more frlled wrth semrnarrans ol all shapes and srzes enjoyrng the aquatrc lacrlrtres Everyone rs able to enroy the trled pool srnce rt rs a rule ol the semrnary that all must know how to swam Modernrzed and shun Ing the pool rs an oasrs From the dry world of study Early rn the school year the hrst year men are tested and the non swrmmers are separated from lrleguarcls under Father Lyonsand Fatherphrlbrn talce parns to teach the unrnrtrated how to swrm and drve Drrector lrleguard and especrally the UP FOR AIR CENE7 V4 puprl Finally feel a glow ol trrumph alter the cry You ve made rt l anuary when the non swrmmers have passed away become swrmmers that rs lrfe guard class begrns The class rs open to all who wrsh to rorn though the reaurrements cf a lute guard are srrngent The class must produce enough lrleguards to chaperone the swrmmrng perrods both at noontrme and alter school The sensor lrfeguards Gene Keusal erry Scanlan Andy Crprch and Bob Moore conduct these Comes Aprrl and the sprrat cl competition rs runrrng hugh The school s swrmmrng champron shrp races are drawn g rear whale down rn the pool earnest young men are perlectrng therr strokes and turns Each year rs represented by a hve man team Frlth year lays nts hopes on Brll Albertson and Gene Keusal whale Fourth year rs well represented by Duck Phelan and Henry Close Hal StanleY and B II O Shea re mann the marnstays of Thrrd year ln the rumor drvrsron Second years Bob Patterson and Art Burke are sure to show well against Frrst year s unlcnown quantrty These men cf course rely on therr teammates rn the gruelrng tests ol baclc strokes breaststrolces and medleys Q . . - . I . . . Q - , .' f , D, ' - I f - , , , J , the swimmers. Then every day afterwards, the classes. A I. ' f . . . . l ' ,